Humble Pie – Eat It (1973)

One of British hard rock's most electrifying acts, Humble Pie was forged in 1969 when Steve Marriott — the incandescent voice behind Small Faces — joined forces with guitarist Peter Frampton, bassist Greg Ridley, and drummer Jerry Shirley. By the time Eat It arrived in 1973, Frampton had departed and Clem Clempson had stepped in on lead guitar, sharpening the band's already formidable blues-rock attack into something rawer and heavier.

About the Album

Released on A&M Records, Eat It is a sprawling double album that captures Humble Pie at the peak of their powers — one disc of studio recordings and one of blistering live material. It reached #13 on the Billboard 200, cementing the band's status as a genuine arena force. The album is a showcase for Marriott's staggering vocal range, equal parts gospel fire and hard-rock grit, backed by a rhythm section that hits like a freight train.

Record Condition

This copy has been carefully cleaned with a Spin-Clean record washer and placed into a new inner plastic sleeve. The vinyl carries minor surface scuffs but played flawlessly on a quality turntable with no skips; minor pops and crackles were noted, consistent with the record's age and grade.

• Vinyl Grade:  ( Good) — plays well with minor surface noise
• Jacket Grade:  (Good/Fair) — shows wear consistent with age; original inner sleeve included
• Format: 2× LP, 33⅓ RPM
• Label: A&M Records
• Catalog #: SP 37011
• Side A Matrix: SP-3701-1A 2 C2-D
• Pressing: As shown in photos

A must for fans of Humble Pie, Steve Marriott, classic British hard rock, and heavy blues. Add it to your collection before it's gone.